Optimal Liposomal Glutathione | Non-Soy and Non-GMO | Provides 500 mg of Liposomal Glutathione per Teaspoon | 4 oz | 30 Servings

I waited a while to write this review. I've gone through a few bottles now. I'm frankly amazed at the comments from others about this product's bad taste or "not working". Did you research this? This stuff, in this delivery form, is going to taste bad. If that doesn't work for you, then maybe try the pill delivery form. For those who feel it didn't work, I have to wonder if they understand that this product should be taken separately from anything else in order to be assimilated effectively into the body (and give time for proper absorption before you ingest anything else) - and that the method of ingesting glutathione inherently has issues in bodily absorption. I ingest this product similar to homeopathic meds where you have to segregate/isolate them during ingestion/absorption. To me, the taste or smell are NOT overwhelming, although they are slightly unpleasant and I easily got used to it over time.How I take this product: On an empty stomach, I pour almost a teaspoonful & put in my mouth. I hold the liquid in my mouth for about a minute or two (esp under tongue), then swallow. I don't eat or drink anything about for 20-30 mins. Then I go about my day as usual. At first, the smell & taste is unpleasant. After usage, I've gotten accustomed to that. I figure a moment's unpleasantness is worth the positive benefits to my body.Pros: For me, this product delivers it's intended benefits. Helps reduce negative impact from my diabetes, allergies, brain fog and more. It's easy to travel with (very portable) and my bottles haven't leaked. Also, I prefer the liquid version over pills.Cons: Taste and price (while I feel price is high, I also feel it's price is comparable to similar quality products).Note: the bottles I've received have always been regular (non-mint) and the liquid is a pale yellow.I recommend this product to anyone who is seeking good benefits from glutathione and wants the delivery method in liquid form and is willing to navigate unpleasant taste/smell for the benefits.

Anyone who has ever been hospitalized for a period of time or had take heavy medications for a while knows that brain fog usually occurs shortly after. It can last days, weeks, or even years. I had brain fog for months and months and tried a few different neurotropic products to help with that but none really did it for me. And I don't drink coffee so that was never a personal option for me. I read about glutathione and the wonders it can do to your health in general, cure for hangovers, and also good for your brain and yes, even brain fog. So I gave it a try.The good: It helped my brain fog! I also starting taking E3live AFA about the same time so not sure which was more of a contributor to this. I recommend the combo. Previously before my brain fog, I was pretty outgoing, witty, and wasn't afraid to speak to people. The brain fog changed that because I knew I had stuff I wanted to say about certain topics, etc. but could never really remember details or articulate very clearly anymore. After taking these two products for a week I felt my brain fog vanish and I starting talking much more and even had no problem talking in public again.The bad and the smelly: Imagine a rat in a New York sewer who just ate rotted food or a dead animal. Now imagine that rat just got eaten by a BIGGER rat. Now imagine that bigger rat died soaking in the sewer water. Now imagine months later someone picked up the dead rat and wringed it out like a wet towel. Now imagine the stench of that rotted dead wet rodent. That's what the glutathione bottle smells like when you open it. And when you taste it. It tastes like straight sewer. I did not think I could drink that stuff but I did. After a while the pungent odor isn't so strong and more tolerable.In short, just drink it. You'll be glad you did.

I've used other glutathione before. This is simple and easy and the taste is palpable. That's what nice. Easy to use. I can tell difference.

I was running low on the brand of Liposomal glutathione that I was taking which my daughter gets for me from her doctor and fearing I would run out before I''d see her again, decided to just order this brand. Don't know if I just got a bad batch, or what, but this has the most disgusting taste of anything I've ever put in my mouth and the after taste just lingers. One dose and I'm throwing sixty dollars down the sink, that's a first. Based on the "other ingredients", can only think that it's the "natural flavors" content that could alter the taste to be so horrible and it would be interesting to know the identification of those natural flavors. Not sure what you could mix this with to make it halfway palatable.